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“The power which establishes a state is violence; the power which maintains it is violence; the power which eventually overthrows it is violence.”

Quote by Kenneth Kaunda

Book:Kaunda on Violence

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Kaunda on Violence

This book delves into the perspectives of Kenneth Kaunda on the nature and consequences of violence, offering insights into his views on conflict resolution and peacebuilding. more

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Kenneth Kaunda is a prominent Zambian politician and educator. Born on April 28, 1924, he served as the first President of Zambia. Kaunda played a crucial role in the Zambian independence movement and led the country to independence from British colonial rule in 1964. As an educator, he dedicated himself to the cause of education and continued to push for educational reforms during his political career. more

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